If that is the case then the sentence should have been "She touches my clothing." "Clothes" is plural in English.

ETA: "Clothing" is technically plural, too, but we commonly say "a piece of clothing" whereas one would never say "a piece of clothes". The first makes it sound like you have one item, say, a shirt, whereas the second makes it sound like you only have the sleeve and the rest of the shirt is missing.

yes you can say this, and it is more common to say it like this. For example if you want to say i touch my girlfriends hair, you say, Le toco el cabello a mi novia (sure you can say, toco el cabello de mi novia, or, toco su cabello). E.T.s Son. what you said makes sense, however like SariahLily said it is indeed how a Spanish sentence is constructed. To our gringo (or wherever you may be from) ears, it does seem like the person is saying she touches me the clothes, or i touch her the hair to my girlfriend. Weird right? Thats what i thought at first and for many months on, but now it seems natural and honestly.. makes perfect sense the way they talk

tessbee- who told you that. ella toca is present of indicative, she touches, and toca without the pronoun can be )mperative, toca (tú), touch, an order. That's why, to avoid confusion, when there's no context and when 2 verbs are written the same, you better use the pronoun. here's a link to show you all the tenses. http://conjugueur.reverso.net/conjugaison-espagnol-verbe-tocar.html

I said, "Ella toca la ropa mia." and was told it was incorrect due to incorrect gender (the "la" for ropa, which I think is correct) Of course, "mi rope" is more correct, but I don't think my translation is wrong?